Sentence examples for exiled from school from inspiring English sources

Re "Exiled From School, H.I.V.-Infected Orphans Learn a Bitter Lesson" (An Nhon Tay Journal, Oct. 14): The denial of Vietnamese H.I.V.-positive orphaned children into a local primary school after protests by parents underscores the importance of community outreach to dispel gross misconceptions about H.I.V.-AIDS and reduce stigma and discrimination associated with the disease.

But classic poetry hasn't been exiled from public school classrooms just yet.

Speculum of the Other Woman (her dissertation and the work that got her exiled from the Lacanian school) includes "The Blind Spot of an Old Dream of Symmetry," Irigaray's long essay on Freud's writings on femininity.

After Kluwe was exiled from football he met a high school coach at a function supporting gay athletes.

Before then, he was tilting at his own windmills, the missing years when he was exiled from his laboratory, banished to boarding school as his parents took over and ran the ship aground.

"Senior Season" follows an injured high school football player who feels exiled from the adolescent ecosystem, a voice Perrotta captures perfectly, but his connection to an elderly woman on his block seems more convenient metaphor than developed characterization.

Andrzej was exiled from Poland in September 1863.

In July 1815 Carnot was exiled from France.

She seemed exiled from life.

Death, she felt, had been exiled from medicine.

But would Dee be exiled from the lesson now?